Slip and Fall

Injured in a Premises Accident? Reach Out to Bill Kennedy Law Today

Slip-and-fall accidents happen, but if you have been injured due to negligence of premises liability, you may be entitled to compensation. Landowners have a duty to care for the upkeep of their properties. Failure to do so can result in people getting hurt. If you have been injured and are wondering if you are entitled to compensation, contact an attorney at Bill Kennedy Law today. We are a team of skillful personal injury lawyers who will stop at nothing to make sure you receive the restitution to which you are entitled.

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What Has to Be Proven in Slip-and-Fall Cases?

In Texas, you must prove a few matters in order to have a premises liability claim. First, you have to show that the premises owner created the dangerous condition that caused the slip-and-fall injury. Second, you must show that the premises owner was aware of the dangerous condition and failed to fix it. Third, you’ll have to prove the premises owner knew or should have known about the dangerous condition because it existed for a substantial period of time. In other words, if your slip-and-fall accident could have been prevented, it might not have been the first accident to occur, which means it is time to bring those responsible to justice. That’s where Bill Kennedy Law comes into play. Being trial attorneys, we are highly adept at facilitating the most favorable outcomes in our clients’ cases.

Going Deeper into Slip-and-Fall Claims

People can slip and fall in many places, including public walkways, swimming pools, faulty stairs, parking facilities, balconies, gardens or any type of commercial premises. The following are some of the most common causes of slip-and-fall injuries:

Uneven Pavement

Falling Objects

Inadequate Security

Insufficient Lighting

Snowy or Icy Sidewalks

Wet Floors

Other Hazardous Conditions

This being the case, the owner of any premises is responsible for ensuring that the building or land is reasonably safe. The premises owner is also responsible for warning individuals at that particular location about any dangerous conditions of which the owner is aware. That means if the owner knows a certain part of the property is prone to, say, standing water, he or she is accountable for putting out a wet floor sign.

If you have been injured on someone else’s property or on property you rent, you may be eligible to make a claim for compensation. You can get hurt anywhere, but if it could have been prevented and you are left unable to pay medical bills, please do not hesitate to hire a dependable, experienced attorney to fight for your legal rights.

Allow Us to Help with Slip-and-Fall Claims

Bill Kennedy Law will not charge for an initial consultation for slip-and-fall claims. An attorney will meet with you as soon as possible to discuss the details of your situation. At Bill Kennedy Law, your case will receive personal attention from an experienced trial attorney. As trial attorneys, we will stop at nothing to fight for your rights and ensure you receive the care you need. What’s more is no payment is required until you have received compensation from your case. Please call us as soon as possible at (972) 939-4878 to set up a meeting to discuss your slip and fall. Or, feel free to email us or use our live chat function to begin discussing your circumstances with a Bill Kennedy Law representative. Rest assured, we always fight for your rights honestly and aggressively as we strive to make you whole.